Nika Soon-Shiong, daughter of billionaire owner of the Los Angeles Times, Patrick Soon-Shiong, says she was involved in decision not to endorse the Democratic candidate due to the war against Hamas, which she called a "genocide."
Newspaper founded by Theodor Herzl folds due to coronavirus pandemic, loss of revenue.
150-year-old Jewish newspaper announces final print edition to be released this month, switch to 'digital-first model.'
Actress Mika Almog's weekly column in Yediot Aharonot is being discontinued after eight years.
New Right Party receives five seats, Feiglin and Moshe Kahlon remain outside Knesset.
Replaces recently closed Ohio Jewish Chronicle, shut down last month after 96-year run.
Independent family-run newspaper publishes final edition due to industrywide decline in advertising.
Seemingly innocuous bill to introduce 'fair competition' to news market expected to cause uproar in coalition, Israeli press.
Newspaper called on to apologize for crossword puzzle that used the clue “Shylock” to elicit “Jew” answer.
The Canadian Jewish News, which recently announced it would cease print publication, said it will continue serving the community.
Michigan State University urged to reconsider induction of Arab American newspaper editor into Hall of Fame due to anti-Semitic diatribes.
The New York Times says Chinese hackers have breached its computer systems, stealing passwords of high-profile reporters and staff members.
A NY newspaper is being protected by armed guards after it published interactive map providing information on residents with gun permits.
